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October 2025
Continued trial of woman for murder of two men in doubt over 'medical situation' of witness
Trainee officers still being paid far less than troops they lead, military group warns
Lieutenant Colonel Conor King, General Secretary of RACO, made the comments ahead of the conference which begins this morning in Trim, Co Meath.
UK Supreme Court to hear Labour government's appeal of Troubles Legacy Act ruling
​​Who has been the best Irish president so far?
From 'sorry if' to bankrobber jibes: The key takeaways from the Pat Kenny Áras debate
Both candidates were less combative than we have seen them before.
'Amazing': Shamrock Rovers captain Lopes helps tiny Cape Verde qualify for first ever World Cup
Player Ratings: How did the two candidates (and Pat Kenny) fare in the Newstalk Áras debate?
More than 1 in 10 dog owners are struggling to pay for dog food, Dogs Trust says
Two hospitalised after overnight collision between car and horse in Co Clare
Connolly and Humphreys grilled on past records in Pat Kenny-helmed debate
It was the first debate to feature actual podiums.
Pro-Palestine activists charged after occupying Cork office of Collins Aerospace
Venezuela closes embassy in Norway after opposition leader awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Paul Murphy sends legal letter to Humphreys over 'grossly defamatory' remarks during debate
Sun will (briefly) break through grey skies this week
Opinion: Using AI for art will hollow out what it means to be human
Emma DeSouza
Cabinet to sign off on publicly accessible register on what landlords are charging renters
Ireland to give funds for aid and reconstruction of Gaza in the coming months, says Tánaiste
Ireland's water quality is declining, with pesticides, drainage and sewage making it worse
Nearly half of Ireland’s surface waters were of bad, poor or moderate status between 2019 and 2024.
US, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey sign declaration as guarantors of Gaza peace deal
While the Palestinian president is in attendance, Benhamin Netanyahu will not attend.
Public warned stone lifting can cause ‘archaeological damage’ as RTÉ airs documentary on tradition
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
High Court grants Gript permission to challenge Press Council decision over DCU articles
Swim Ireland 'disappointed' as Shane Ryan joins controversial Enhanced Games
Third man arrested in connection with death of man in north Cork
Fota Wildlife Park to close after suspected bird flu cases
Government deports 23 Romanian men with criminal convictions
Shane O'Farrell's mother pushes back on Humphreys' claim she did 'everything she could' for family
Maths Week: Your Monday puzzle
Man arrested as €10.5m worth of cocaine found in truck at Rosslare Europort
Culture war about Irish "doesn't help Unionists" - former aide to David Trimble
Three criminals who beat pensioner to death had combined 106 previous convictions, court hears
Health Minister isn't ruling out new hospital for the Mid-West as 96 bed unit opens at UHL
Cosmetics firm Sephora to open first store on island of Ireland next year
'All the stars aligned': Photographer shares story behind iconic Kelleher-Ronaldo penalty photo
Photographer David Ribeiro, a Portuguese native living in Cork, said his “heart was split” watching the match.
Ní cabhair d'aontachtaithe 'cogadh cultúrtha' faoin nGaeilge - iar chomhairleoir Trimble
Vote on Israel’s participation in Eurovision postponed due to Gaza ceasefire
Woman raped by her partner tells court it felt like she had been 'murdered'
Simon Harris says it's 'unlikely' Irish peacekeepers will be deployed to Gaza 'at this stage'